Jason Kelce On Taylor Swift & Travis, New Heights, Life After NFL + The Boys On ESPN | Bussin’

Recorded: September 01, 2025 The Boys are back with another loaded episode. Will Compton and Taylor Lewan sit-down with Jason Kelce. From his days walking on at Cincinnati to when he realized the NFL was a real possibility, Jason takes us through the journey that led him to Philadelphia. He shares what it was like playing with Michael Vick, and why college football today feels like “selling your team.” He opens up on his retirement and why the right coach can truly change everything. Jason breaks down Andy Reid vs Nick Sirianni, and dives into his bond with Lane Johnson. The Boys also get into Jason’s rise of the New Heights podcast, and how Kylie’s podcast is exploding as well, plus Jason talks about what it was like welcoming Taylor Swift into the family. Big Hugs Tiny Kisses! TIMESTAMP CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 5:02 Bussin Programming Update 12:38 College Football Recap 12:40 Is Alabama Dead? 27:13 Is Auburn Real? 29:27 Tennessee May Be Okay 36:13 Arch Manning Is Going To Be Fine 1:05:50 Nebraska Didn’t Cover 1:20:10 Bryce Underwood Is The Real Deal 1:27:51 LSU Has A Squad 1:31:17 South Carolina Fans Are Optimistic 1:44:56 True Classic GOONER Of The Month 1:53:50 JASON KELCE INTERVIEW STARTS 1:53:53 Nebraska v Cincy 2:00:47 Walking On To Cincinnati 2:09:53 When Was The NFL A Possibility? 2:14:28 Getting To Philly 2:18:19 Chip Kelly Experience 2:24:46 Playing With Michael Vick 2:27:28 College Football Is Now "Selling Your Team" 2:34:11 Relationship With Howie Roseman 2:44:43 When Was Retirement A Thought? 2:50:46 The Right Coach Can Make All The Difference 2:55:18 Andy Reid vs Nick Sirianni 2:58:01 Big Dick Nick 3:00:33 Relationship With Lane Johnson 3:02:26 Becoming A Leader 3:07:04 New Heights Podcast 3:11:04 The Rise Of His Parents Fame 3:15:45 Kylie's Podcast "Not Gonna Lie" 3:21:10 Welcoming Taylor Swift Into The Family 3:24:48 Bud Light: What Would You Do Anything For? 3:29:41 Beer Olympics? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.